2,646 Comments for Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital

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Yeah, come to think of it, coloring in Abraham Lincoln just doesn't sound like a lot of fun.
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Well, maybe gurney is the wrong word. Food cart? Eh, it all the same thing really...
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Looks like "220V" is written on the wall, indicating the voltage for the outlet that was there. Probably for a heavy duty sterilizer machine.
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It's getting tougher to remember details Mike, but I do hold a lot of these trips pretty well in my memory; they're some of the best experiences of my life. This website is really my notebook, in a way...
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Cool thanks! It saddens me that I have removed the "Verden" pseudonym, as there's nothing left there anymore :(
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Sorry, yeah a repeater helps cell phone signals and the like travel across the country... could definitely also be a fire/police transmitter, as they're camped out right under this window.
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No I think they tossed all the files in that one big room :)
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Yup the stairwells were added when fire codes became stricter; before that, there was probably only one way out!
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I think it's just grit from all the plaster that has fallen off the ceilings; that stuff can make a real mess.
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That blue thing looks like a blue-greenish rag, maybe even disposable plastic gloves, pressed into that corner. Weird.

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I have to agree with the gates of hell comment, the door you pick decides which realm of hell you go to.
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Oh my.......
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No thank you .....to all of the above.
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A small piece of unhappy times of people's lives are on that floor. Slowly becoming forgotten.
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What is that small blue thing above the door (hinge side) on the very left? Thanks for another great gallery Mr. Motts and I look forward to the next one. BTW do you have some way I could be notified by email when you post a new gallery?